“The Man in the High Castle” is Amazon’s most-streamed original series, according to the streaming service. Premiering on Nov. 20, the drama’s performance marks the biggest launch month in Amazon Prime’s video history, hitting the milestone just four weeks after “High Castle’s” full-season debut.
The news comes just days after Amazon renewed the series for a second season.
Though Amazon did not release any specific numbers, Monday’s announcement is the first time the company — which, like Netflix, is typically tight-lipped on viewership– has formally mentioned any kind of viewer measurement indicator.
Available in the U.S., UK, Germany, and Austria, “The Man in the High Castle” broke a record previously set by “Bosch,” which Amazon says was formerly the most-streamed show on the service. The cop drama has also been renewed for a second season, which will launch next year.
With Amazon’s newly-released viewership information,
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The news comes just days after Amazon renewed the series for a second season.
Though Amazon did not release any specific numbers, Monday’s announcement is the first time the company — which, like Netflix, is typically tight-lipped on viewership– has formally mentioned any kind of viewer measurement indicator.
Available in the U.S., UK, Germany, and Austria, “The Man in the High Castle” broke a record previously set by “Bosch,” which Amazon says was formerly the most-streamed show on the service. The cop drama has also been renewed for a second season, which will launch next year.
With Amazon’s newly-released viewership information,